Live auction - 4010431 - 500 Francs PIERRE ET MARIE CURIE Filigrane coupé en deux Fauté FRANCE 1994 F.76f6.01

500 Francs PIERRE ET MARIE CURIE Filigrane coupé en deux Fauté FRANCE 1994 F.76f6.01 AU-

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Estimate :	2 200 €
Price :	1 550 €
Maximum bid :	3 900 €
End of the sale :	11 February 2015 17:50:57
bidders :	2 bidders

Face Value : 500 Francs PIERRE ET MARIE CURIE Filigrane coupé en deux Fauté

Date: 1994

Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de France, XXe siècle

Catalogue reference : F.76f6.01

Alphabet - series : L n°010559784

Signatures : Bruneel, Bonnardin, Vigier

Commentary

Un des exemplaires notés dans le Fayette.

Details

F.76f6 - 500 Francs PIERRE ET MARIE CURIE Filigrane coupé en deux

References Banque de France : BDF199301 - BDF199601

Size: 80 x 153 mm

Date of creation/issue: 22 mars 1995

Issue: 1994 - 2000

Obverse description : Pierre & Marie Curie. Vial containing radium salts. At top: radiologic car which circulated during World War I ("Little Curies").

Reverse description : Chemistry laboratory of the Radium Institute’s Measurement Department.

Watermark: Portrait of Marie Curie

Signatures : Le Secrétaire Général, Le Contrôleur Général, Le Caissier Général (3 var.)

Alphabet - series : Letters: A to T (I and O excepted), nine-digit number

Engraver Dessin : R.Pfund (Système ADAGIO)

Type : Identical to F.76 but the watermark is cut into two with one part at top and one part at bottom

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